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Extreme weather impacted millions of Americans from dangerous flooding to brutal heat. At least one person was killed in South Dakota and evacuations were ordered in parts of Iowa after days of rain caused rivers to overflow in the Midwest.
The first presidential debate of 2024 between President Biden and former President Donald Trump is set for Thursday. Biden has been preparing at Camp David while Trump spent the weekend campaigning, including at a rally in Philadelphia.
Gunmen killed more than 19 people, including multiple police officers and an Orthodox priest, in targeted attacks on a synagogue and churches in two Russian cities on Sunday.
The Decemberists have been around for nearly a quarter century and just released their first new album in six years. The album is full of surprises - including a 19-minute song. Jeff Glor sat down with lead singer and songwriter Colin Meloy to talk more about the album and the long-running group as they prepare for a world tour.
Diners are a staple of New Jersey, and at one establishment, owner John Diakakis doesn't let his blindness stop him from serving up delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere.
This week, the nation commemorated Juneteenth, which recognizes the end of slavery in the United States. For many African-American families, it can be a challenge to trace their lineage, but one Virginia family fought and found a way. Now, their family tree is on display at the nation's oldest cultural institution: The Library of Congress.
Ray Kurzweil is an acclaimed inventor, futurist and author. In his newest book, "The Singularity is Nearer," he dives into the future date where humans and machines eventually merge. Jeff Glor has more from their conversation.
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A Supreme Court ruling that could impact dozens, if not hundreds, of Jan. 6 convictions — and possibly upend some criminal charges against former President Donald Trump — is still ahead. The court will decide if a federal obstruction law used to charge some rioters was misused by prosecutors. Meanwhile, a review by CBS News found that taxpayers are still footing most of the bill for repairing damage caused by the attack.
With planet-warming carbon dioxide levels the highest they've been in millions of years, many farmers say record-breaking high temperatures are affecting their crops. One farmer is taking part in an unusual experiment to try and cut carbon emissions while improving his soil and crops.
